The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-22
CLEVELAND'S ITINERARY
A CONCISE PROGRAMME OF HIS
COMING TRIP.

Savannah Does Not Appear to be
Down on the List None of the Cabi-
net officers to Accompany Him-No
Deviation from the Plan.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-President and
Mrs. Cleveland will leave Washington next
week, Friday, f. an absence of three weeks
in the West and South. They will be ac-
companied by no officials, the other mem
bers of the party being the Presidents pri-
vate secretary, Col. Lamont, two personal
friends of the President, Wilson S. Bissel, of
Buffalo, his former law partner, and Dr.
Joseph D. Bryant, of New York, who was a
member of his military staff while Gov
ernor.
DETAILS OF THE TRIP.
Following is the itinerary of the journey:
Leave Washington by the Pacific railroad
Friday, Sept. 80, at 10 a. IN. Arrive at In
dianapolis Saturday, Oct. |, at 8 p, M Ar
rive at Terre Haute Saturday, Oct. !, at $50,
p. M. Leave Terre Haute Saturday, Oct |,
at 6:15 p. IN. Arrive at st. Louis Saturday,
Oct. /, at IL O'Clock midnight. Leave St
Louis by the Chicago and Alton railroad
Tuesday, Oct. A, at II p. IN. Arrive at
Chicago Wednesday, Oct. 5, at a. m
Leave Chicago by the Chicago and North
", Il.
N. Arrive at Milwaukee Thursday, Oct. g.,
at p. m. Leave Milwaukee Friday, Oct Z,
at 10 a. m. Arrive at Madison Friday, Oct
Z, at 10 p. m. Leave Madison by the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad,
Monday, Oct 10, at 8 a. IN. Arrive at St
Paul, Monday, Oct. 10, at $50 p m Leave
st. Paul, Tuesday Oct. II, at IL noon.
Arrive at Minneapolis, Tuesday, Oct; Il, at
p. m. Leave Minneapolis by the Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha railroad,
Tuesday, Oct. II, at Sp. m. Arrive at Omaha
Wednesday, Oct. II at II a. m. Leave
Omaha by the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy railroad Wednesday, Oct. ~ at
II noon. Arrive at st. Joseph Wednesday,
Oct. IL at 5:15 p m. Leave st. Joe
Wednesday, Oct; l2 at 5:45 P m. Arrive
at Kansas City Wednesday, Oct II at BIS
p. m. Leave Kansas City by the Kansas City,
Fort Scott and Gulf railroad Thursday, Oct
13 at IL p m. Arrive at Memphis Friday
Oct IA, at 6 p. m Leave Memphis by the
Louisville and Nashville railroad Saturday,
Oct. Is, at l p. m Arrive at Nashville Sat
urday, Oct. IS, at II P. m. Leave Nash
vile by the Nashville, Chattanooga and St.
Louis, and Western and Atlantic railroads
Monday, Oct. II, at II a. IN. Arrive at
Atlanta Monday, Oct II, at II p IN. Leave
Atlanta Wednesday, Oct. 10, at II O'Clock
midnight. Arrive at Montgomery Thurs
day Oct. 20, at a. m. Leave Montgom-
cry, by the kenneSaw and Western North
Carolina routes, Thursday, Octt 20, at l p.
m. Reach Washington Saturday, Oct %,
at a. m.
NO OTHER STOPS.
No stops will be made except at the points
above mentioned, and in no instance can
the time given to cities where stops are to be
made be extended. The fact that the jour
ney is timed to NEE fixed engagements will
prevent any exceptions to this determina-
ton, but through the day in passing all
places of any considerable size the train
will be run at very slow rate of speed.
All reception committees have been re-
0uested to meet the President at their re-
spective cities instead of Ell route as has
been proposed in some instances. This is to
enable the party to get as much rest and
quiet as possible while travelling.
At the suggestion of the President much
proposed speech making at places to be Wis
lted has been abandoned, and instead an i'm
portant feature in the programme at each
place viii be carriage rides about the cities
over previously announced routes, which
will gratiIy his desire to see
the towns and their populations and enable
all to see the President without the dis
comforts and dangers attending crowded
rooms and platforms Formal acceptances
of invitations from these cities will now be
made, earlier notice having been impossible
on account of the uncertainty as to the
route and dates